The Reader's Digest, Volumen41DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1942 |
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... enemy's seagoing forces . " To get some inkling of the emptiness of that remark , assume that we actually succeed in annihilating " the enemy's seagoing forces . " Then let us inquire whether that action would , in fact , give us ...
... enemy's seagoing forces . " To get some inkling of the emptiness of that remark , assume that we actually succeed in annihilating " the enemy's seagoing forces . " Then let us inquire whether that action would , in fact , give us ...
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... enemy was in panic before the shock troops charged . Although the armies of the Great Khan were outnumbered , he usually had the most troops on hand at the actual point of battle . He knew how to divide the enemy's forces and ...
... enemy was in panic before the shock troops charged . Although the armies of the Great Khan were outnumbered , he usually had the most troops on hand at the actual point of battle . He knew how to divide the enemy's forces and ...
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... enemy - scraping about on the bottom had cost the submarine a bent pro- peller . The screw was now off - center and made a terrific racket , increas- ing many times the chances of being picked up by enemy sound detectors . The following ...
... enemy - scraping about on the bottom had cost the submarine a bent pro- peller . The screw was now off - center and made a terrific racket , increas- ing many times the chances of being picked up by enemy sound detectors . The following ...
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